honorees included lucille ball, john wayne frank sinatra, , ingrid bergman, and carol burnett. next on "reel america," from 1985, "all star party for ronald "dutch" reagan." hosted by frank sinatra, the program of song, comedy, and tributes includes nancy reagan, dean martin, charlton heston, burt reynolds, ben vereen, steve lawrence, and eydie gorme, and variety clubs international chairman monty hall. ♪ host: welcome to our all-star party for dutch reagan. speaking for variety clubs, monty hall. [applause] monty: thank you very much. good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the variety clubs all-star party. join me in welcoming a lady that we love, formerly appearing in motion pictures, and now in a supporting role in a major production back east, mrs. dutch reagan. [applause] ♪ monty: and now, will you kindly join me in welcoming a man whom we greet tonight as friend, a very special friend close to our hearts, mr. dutch reagan. ♪ [applause] ["hail to the chief" being played] ♪ [applause] pres. reagan: thank you. hello. how are you? [applause] ♪ monty: could you sit

obviously, sammy davis idolized sinatra. in many ways, he was better for sammy davis than sammy davis was for sinatra. they had something that went on behind closed doors. they were able to metamorphose into great entertainment. >> how do you deal with -- i listen to sirius sinatra on the radio station and sometimes they'll play stuff in vegas and sammy davis jr. is there and the unbelievable condescending way that sinatra treats sammy davis jr. do you deal with that? >> there's 20 minutes in the documentary about that. i think it's an unresolvable issue. to fill you in, the rat pack were two italians, a jew and an african-american who converted to judaism, right, and the son-in-law of the president. and a lot of their humor was very hard hitting. because sammy was not only black, but was the youngest of the group and had -- was physically short, he was picked on a lot. there are all sorts of things. dean martin used to pick him up and say, i want to thank the naacp for giving me this award. oh, cut that out. ha ha ha. the d

last saturday was just not saleable sinatra's still maintained its credit to finance. so i am just off the capital for it to be to come with. hello i'm richard gere's virgin you're watching the listening post working from home here are the coronavirus stories the media elements that we're looking at this week brazil both so not all in the fake news contagion that colors the coverage of covert 19 the world health organization took too long to get the word out on the virus but the story is more complicated than it seems in pakistan a cleric tells the media what he really thinks of them live on the air and it's full of clorox makes your temperature go down here donald trump the prospect of in bleach mint and making the medicine go down. a president at odds with his advisors and scientists over covert 19 who has said that the virus is no worse than the flu and who supporters accuse the news media of hyping the story it's not the u.s. and donald trump it's brazil and joey are both sonata president both on the continues to downplay this pandemic even as the number of deaths

and donald trump it's brazil and joey are both sinatra president both on the continues to downplay this pandemic even as the number of deaths reported in brazil surpasses china's unhappy with his health ministers more conventional cautious approach both so not all fired him he then spoke at a protest demanding that the military intervene to get people back to work that's an elected president talking on the airwaves however 2 of brazil's biggest media players headquarter t.v. and s.p.t. still have his back and where there is yield a ball so not all is in denial or simply playing politics they're standing by our starting point this week is the capital. this. is it is it is and it is you know it's not brazil doesn't do social distancing 24 of the 27 states have those measures in place it's just that the president doesn't do. so balsa not has been downplaying the risks the coronavirus right now he's been saying in the media that scientists are trying to create some sort of panic in society exaggerating the risk and meanwhile he's been going out in public not wearing a mask. and he's going o

obviously sammy davis idolized sinatra.here's something going on in close stores, they were able to meddle more fires into something that was a big deal in entertainment. >> i listen to a lot of sinatra on the radio, and sometimes i listen to them and the rat pack will be on. the condescending way that sammy davis and dean martin will treat him. >> i think it's in an resolvable issue. just to fill, un rat pack were to italians, a jew and a african america that converted to judaism. the son-in-law of the president was also in the group. a lot of their humor was very hard-hitting. it was because semi was not only black, but also the youngest of the group, and was physically short he was picked up a lot. he was picked up often and said i want to thank the and double acp for giving me this award. the documentary really doesn't come down on any side. mood beautiful goldberg and crystal who assistance oblique were sensitive to that said in the entertainment business with was. what we don't remember, because we don't see them, are

idolized sinatra. semi davis was better -- they had something that went on behind closed doors.hey were able to metamorphose into something that was a great kind of double act into the entertainment industry. >> i listen to sinatra on the radio station, and sometimes they will play the stuff in vegas and the rat pack will be there with sammy davis jr.. in an unbelievable condescending way that sinatra and dean martin will treat sammy davis jr., what do you deal with that? >> there is 20 minutes in the documentary about that. it isn't an resolvable issue because oddly enough, just to fill you and if you do not know, the rat pack were to italians, when you, an african american converted to judaism. the son-in-law of the president. a lot of their humor was very hard-hitting. because semi was not only black but was the youngest of the group, and was physically short, he was picked on a lot through all sorts of things. dean martin used to pick him up and say i'd like to thank the and w. cpp for this tremendous award. oh cut that out! ha. the documentary does not come down on any side

well sinatra himself has not responded to the travel ban he's happily in tune with this a pool says defying attempts to contain the virus. our sports news the 2nd week of germany's blunders leader returned after the coronavirus lockdown well that is over all matches were played in empty stadiums because of pandemic restrictions sunday's games featured challenger lights against a struggling it's. transfer room is continue to swirl around like sick shop sheeted team olvera but it was his strike partner use of powers and who took center stage before kick off the day and was handed the captain's armband as he made his 250th appearance for the club and it turned out to be a ban a day for the jew other than a opened the scoring after 10 minutes. he took advantage of lax defending to guide home conrad limas cross shortly after pals and marked his special day with a goal of his are in. his head it was too strong to meit's keeper florian moola. leipsic well in the mood. house and was also involved in light 6 the goal he sets up. and the midfielder had no trouble finding a fuck or in a light cigarett

force on wednesday the travel ban is being seen as a blow to right wing brazilian president shyer bo sinatra who has been downplaying the virus and pushing for a lockdown measures to be lifted but the pandemic is gaining speed in south america's largest country brazil's most recent single day death toll overtook that of the u.s. with $807.00 deaths compared to $620.00 in the u.s. brazil is now the country with the 2nd highest number of cases globally more than 370000 that's still significantly fewer than the u.s. which has more than 1600000 cases deaths from cope with 19 in brazil number more than 23000 u.s. the death toll is approaching 100000 well before washington announced its travel ban some latin american countries impose restrictions that have already left hundreds of people stranded. grounded by fear would be travelers at rio's international airport can't go back to colombia their government is scared to bring the coronavirus with them so they're stuck now the u.s. is bringing in a similar ban for passengers and planes going nowhere the world has been spooked by brazil's rocketing co

he got stars like sinatra and bing crosby to go around.got to do uso shows, it was a huge honor. i learned a lot about the greatest generation. when i was a kid, people didn't talk about their war experiences. it wasn't until you went through a dresser drawer or attended a funeral you found out uncle mike was a purple heart recipient or uncle joe a silver star. they didn't talk about it. they were ordinary americans who did extraordinary things until terrible circumstances. >> when you think about the young men and women that served during world war ii, they walked away from their homes all across america, from their jobs and careers, their hopes and dreams, they volunteered in the millions to go defend their country abroad. i served abroad in europe for many years. i got to understand the ability to live in europe and walk the battlefields. when you look at that and study the war, you have to be inspired by men and women who served for many years, oftentimes wounded and going back into combat. more importantly, having no idea when the war

he got stars like sinatra and bing crosby and all these guys to go around.got to do those shows, it was a huge honor. i got to go to desert storm and all these places. i learned a lot about the greatest generation. when i was a kid, people did not talk about the war experiences. it wasn't until you went through a dresser drawer or attended a funeral that you found out, what? uncle mike was a silver star recipient? they just did not talk about it. they were ordinary americans who did extraordinary things under circumstances. >> when you think about the young men and women that served in world war ii, they walked away from their homes all across america, from their jobs, their careers, their hopes and dreams, and they decided to serve and volunteer in the millions to go defend their country abroad from facet some. i served abroad for many years and i also had the chance to combine my understanding of america's participation in world war ii and the ability to live in europe and walked many of those battlefields. did not understand what the combat might have bee

honorees included lucille ball, john wayne frank sinatra, , ingrid bergman, and carol burnett. next on "reel america," from 1985, "all star party for ronald "dutch" reagan." hosted by frank sinatra, the program of song, comedy, and tributes includes nancy reagan, dean martin, charlton heston, burt reynolds, ben vereen, steve lawrence, and eydie gorme, and variety clubs international chairman monty hall.

honorees included lucille ball, frank sinatra, humphrey bogart, and carol burnett.ext on "reel america," from 1985, "all star party for ronald "dutch" reagan." hosted by frank sinatra, the program of song, comedy, and tributes includes nancy reagan, dean martin, charlton heston, burt reynolds, ben vereen, steve lawrence, and eydie gormÉ, and variety clubs international chairman monty hall. ♪ host: welcome to our all-star party for dutch reagan. speaking for variety clubs, monty hall. [applause] monty: thank you very much. good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the variety clubs all-star party. join me in welcoming a lady that we love, formerly appearing in motion pictures, and now in a supporting role in a major production back east, mrs. dutch reagan. [applause]

song sinatra. crooner but there's a sense as a category as a father and media in her. acting classes when you design her to. decide to get insisted on more than the 3 sets runs here so don't be pomo industry will not be very happy and those here they are all the deuces made of the dozen logged as a. good friend of his had moved on with their lives to be honest. all i gave you here 2 pills i had taking were mine take the other one there's palm oil enid's fallow. in the moment all the muzzle of that mean radio will say oh that little bit is a glow the same and they sell you a dozen was. one so it. was some nuns got up so began a young one of the money to pull someone over so nothing to biofuel lot of meat. so . you belittle. someone also because. you got the body of mr so this you must feel stuff no one really meets this guy on it doesn't sound. as though his latest give to all of. this is quite unkind as that man was enough that i'm not allowed to stab this one. fact out of it once again i must say i asked him how this and it was that you know i'd to demagogue ice mad a

please fly me to the moon the standard made famous by frank sinatra and dean martin . back in berlin one many. follows innovation there's no way to ruin even so much as a sound check. it's quick and even dirty in the parking lots and back streets. with cameron carpenter just shuts out his surroundings when i'm playing the organ i'm i'm just in the world of the organ there's nothing that really comes into that world that's partly because of the organ itself it's a huge machine and you play it best when you understand it as a machine and sort of enter into it. the star organist has been living in berlin since 2010 and plays the goldberg variations on all the pieces by johann sebastian bach he sees bob as ideal for circumstances like this because the music is so it's so perfect it not only doesn't need my interpretation or improvisation but it it also can be simply received almost like we receive nature whether one knows anything of music or not. the music is the 1st the music is great and it was modern it's not like organ music in the church by. the goldberg variations g

absolutely every report and many times on the way both sinatras been attacking mayors and governors that have been imposing isolation measures and different cities and regions to try and at least slow down the spread of infections throughout the country and now about sinatra. i mean all of the country has seen both in a video yesterday of a recent cabinet meeting where he was cursing on these mayors and governors and also explaining why he was trying to sack the head of the police of religion nato and the federal head of the police and also attacked his former minister said who is considered the end to corruption in the country and he is now accusing both an arrow of interference and so today both so that i was again trying to dismiss those accusations but you used another force just collapsed there's not a 2nd in the video with someone could suspect or interfered with federal police i'm sorry mr serge or more i don't know what your interests i will not be foolish enough to make false accusations i hope you are happy and in peace. so a very complex situation with the politics coming in t

up they think it's cool to see someone driving a set of wheels like that lou and i will make you sinatra. and music again mission talk about musicians doesn't say today i'm going to write it he says today i'm going to make music move the news to me and he can hit it lucky or no one to his was a hit so not every column will be so harsh it was an interesting interview of it and once it was over it was has been for many years later i realized it had been something special. the other film and treasure it to me and travesty now it's coveted and softer by connect is unique to us and. i. you. come. on to. discover the problem house utopia. designed. to tackle the big issues of all time. for more sustainable society. 100 years of power and also. a documentary. called 3000000 children. just. like oh my god bold lay my gorgeous my mom. for the russian soul. it runs deep. so many different parts of life some are complete oddly. but comes straight from the heart. of the russians and churning from birth to death storage june 18th on the w. . we know that this is a scary time for us the coronavirus is

all set to frank sinatra as classic song, new york, new york. >>> a pastor being called a hero by his congregation in new york during the coronavirus crisis he's giving out relief supplies and blessings to make their lives easier during these tough times. lauren green has his story. >> reporter: an outpouring of gratitude with a humble service. >> he is appreciated and loved and we are grateful for all the times he has been there for us as a pastor and a mentor and a teacher . >> reporter: the pastor is one of the unsung heroes of the coronavirus shut up. the community he serves gave him a surprise thank you celebration. >> a blessing to see everybody there. an honor. >> reporter: the past month pastor fernandez tirelessly attributed food and hope to families out of his church in brooklyn, new york. they feed a family of five for a week needed here where people have been hit hard by the economic shutdown. >> people lost their jobs. they are having a harder time getting food. some of the places, the lines are so long, everybody with people no longer with money, so people cannot make it

reporter: but that's virtually impossible to do across town at a tiny restaurant once co-owned by frank sinatrae you going to social distance in here? >> that's a very good question, i don't know. >> reporter: dear john's owner, patti rockenwagner. >> even if you cut down the number of seats by half, they don't cut the price of steak by half, they don't cut your rent by half. if you can't pack your restaurant to capacity, i mean, it really is a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: but, for now, she may have cooked up a recipe for success. >> we started doing tv dinners. >> reporter: the ultimate comfort food. >> they look awesome, you guys. >> reporter: they make them every day and sell out every night. >> it's nostalgic, it's old school. we obviously upped the ante a little bit. it's a little more gourmet. >> reporter: most restaurants are improvising, says michael grjewski, co-owner at lobster & beer-- two things not usually associated with take-out. but in desperate times... >> everything changes day by imy. >> reporter: what does a new norm look like for you in here? >> trying to find ways to

dilma rousseff over a dubious corruption investigation yet compared to the far more conservative bill sinatra and his stance on covert 19 global comes off as a voice of reason. love about us moan about us most of us most brazil is a country where people don't read much to get their news news mainly from their social media or television so that gives global a lot of power and shaping presidents will think politically and global has been vilified both by the left and the right 'd on the covert 19 pandemic is interesting because it plays the role of the ministry of health all those pretty spice p.g. it was that's all but he thought it was all a manso see just a bunch of the witness that they had learned that myself almost a source even his mates i did them to come to see this but even so for a lot of people they are redeeming themselves with. that. as. the political changes i think global will be a once again everyone's favorite. president both some models principle allies on the airwaves are headquarter to evie and s.p.t. 2 channels that have little else in common core is the property of a dear

and of course you remember 0 it's terrible there goes the their lead a man who's a raving who both sinatra who says oh it's only a little blue a man who. invites friends to barbecues why. people are dying but there's an interesting political development but also narrow his position to a man who mauro who is a prosecutor hopefully biased judge who. put together what in my view were fabricate charges against a little more who has made his move was always in his mind was the reason why there's a bias judge she convict namely him who could present it because he is resigning as attorney general and use now are making as misdemeanors. result in both being impeached could wrote could morrow or work with president of the law former president left name it they they are sworn enemies because it was more for his own ambition and he wants to be president they will have to be certainly in a couple of years time a new election president that election will i suspect be between you more of. the biased judge prosecutor and. and i should just say that of obviously you defended i debated lou let me give you

sort of a superstar a corruption superstar in the country he resigned and he's now attacking both sinatra saying that he he did indeed try to interfere in these police investigations well that bush is unfaded by all these accusations he defiantly met once again with this core supporters in the capital brasilia taking off is the face mask to greet his supporters hug them shake hands and so on while people are increasingly horrified. by this freshly by the fact that in that cabin at the video not of the ministers seem to care about the fact that could occur in a virus is spreading at this pace in brazil and it's on that with the latest on the developments in brazil thank you the new york times has published the names of nearly 1000 american couvade 1000 victims on its front page the list comes from a bitch reason death notices from across the country it also includes the victims age interests and jobs the paper says they were not simply names on the list the overall u.s. death toll is now approaching 100000 many of whom died in new york. meanwhile india has reported its biggest daily increa

brazil resilience and it's really a law right that contrie like a moment and president right will sinatra likes to explain for everyone that he has that kind of special relationship with president sol any kind of measure made by u.s. government in terms of the travel ban can be a problem in terms of that narrative. but specifically with. huge and a lot of time motion in the political debate here and probably president will soon ari's. pain at times off and that he wrote about the koran the virus crisis here. as the number of infections keeps rising health services are increasingly under strain across the country with some doctors asking to take politics out of the response to defend them ik we have to let the people that are supposed to make the decisions make the right decisions for as to cope with this disease with the spreading of the disease i think it should not be a political issue it should not be a government issue i mean just the ministry of health issue but this perfect storm of a health crisis coupled with an increasingly bitter political fight appears to leave little hope for

them there was one kid who was wearing a uniform a lot of the people who come out cheering for both sinatra or also nostalgic of the old brazil. military dictatorship and the times they're even calling out for the army to intervene because they feel that their president is there at tack by congress or the supreme court that recently allowed an investigation into alleged. interference bible so narrow into investigations that the police were doing about corruption practices by his son so it's a very complicated situation in brazil as in numbers keep going up as we've seen in the previous story more than 15000 people have already died because of the kobe of the 19 the cities in brazil and this is just 2 fishel number brazil is. a very very small number of testing compared to other. countries in a similar situation so the numbers there are probably much higher but again in an interview yesterday on saturday both so narrow have tacked what he called the tyranny of total isolation and saying that he wants brazilians to be back at work and the economy to be reopened and sarah we heard about those

has left the job in less than a month nelson teached quits after criticizing president jaya both sinatras handling of the pandemic brazil has more than $200000.00 cases and it's not the only country in latin america that's suffering infections are rising faster than ever in mexico but the lock down there is being eased out of standard m.p.'s he reports. nelson teach stepped down as brazil's minister of health after just weeks in the job as president became increasingly at odds on how to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. repeated lee criticized his minister s. too timid in his efforts to reopen the economy the last straw came after the president issued at the create a clearing gyms in beauty parlors essential businesses without consulting him but in his farewell press conference teached refrained from criticizing the president life is made of choices and today i chose to leave i tell you that i give the best of me during the period i spent here it's not a simple thing to lead a ministry like this one in such a difficult time. is the 2nd health minister to leave his post since the start o

organization says 106000 new cases of corona virus have been reported globally over the last 24 hours that sinatra's number in a single day since the outbreak began and almost 2 thirds of those have come from just 4 countries at his daily briefing the global body also advised against the use of malaria drug hydroxy chloroquine for the corona virus because of its potential side effects at this stage. and have been as yet found to be effective. in the treatment of call with 19 are in the prophylaxis against coming down with the disease in fact the opposite. in the us warnings have been issued by many authorities were guarding the potential side effects of the drug and many countries have limited its use to that of clinical trials. well one of her as a decision by brazil's health ministry to recommend the use of the drugs to treat the virus new federal guidelines suggest doctors prescribe them for patients showing any symptoms president jury of osun are has hailed the drugs as a possible remedy despite a lack of conclusive evidence u.s. president donald trump revealed on monday he has been taking one o

to show him threatening to fire senior police officers the video was released amid claims that all sinatra was meddling in a criminal investigation into his son latin america you see a new been reports. this videotape is with those accusing president jade balsa nytol of interference in brazil's justice system considerate this moving down a cabinet meeting in which the president explains his motives for wanting to sack rio de. janeiro's police commissioner and the federal police chief. i tried to change the security official in rio and i couldn't that's that i'm not going to stand by and let them my family or my friends because i can change someone in charge of security who was part of the structure i'm going to change him and if i can change him i'll change his boss and if i can change his boss i'll change the minister full stop the minister sitting at the meeting was none other than said to mortal brazil's most popular and corruptions are who resigned shortly thereafter refusing to fire the country's top policeman who is now leading the charge against bolton not all for an impeachable off

our sources exist not salable sinatra's still maintain rather to find it. so i am afraid i'll speak out the property to come with me actually you. hello i'm richard gere's virgin you're watching the listening post working from home here are the coronavirus stories the media elements that we're looking at this week brazil both are not all and the fake news contagion that colors the coverage of covert 19 the world health organization took too long to get the word out on the virus but the story is more complicated than it seems in pakistan a cleric tells the media what he really thinks of them live.

including the north not in scotland figures that goes up to $42000.00 and this excess deaths numbering 2 sinatras deaths from code 19 but suspected deaths and also deaths related to covered 9000 people who haven't been able to get all spittle haven't wanted to get to hospital haven't been able to get the sort of ongoing treatments that they've needed for ailments that they may have suffered from so pretty large numbers those and fully 34 percent of that figure are deaths that have occurred in care homes care homes housing the elderly the most vulnerable last week bosses described care homes in the united kingdom as the new coronavirus frontline and if you focus down further on these numbers to get a more specific number of deaths related directly to covered 980 the where the virus is mentioned on the death certificate or is suspected of having caused that death well the numbers in england and wales are 29710 at scotland and northern ireland to that figure and you get a number around 32000 and that importantly or importantly to some puts this country's death toll well ahead of italy's death toll s

malaria drug to treat corona virus despite a lack of evidence that it works for as an injectable sinatra's support for the drug has cost ructions within the health ministry where military personnel have now been appointed to keep posts brazil has the 3rd largest number of infections worldwide and its health system is struggling to cope in america at its embassy in yemen reports. brazil is now latin america's ground 0 with coded 1000 infections spreading faster than anywhere else and president for not all has responded by getting his new health minister to approve the use of hydroxy chloroquine controversial anti-malaria drug is untested for treating coronavirus and can have serious even fatal side effects. but president bill so not all senses 93 year old mother has a box by her begging. i prescribe it to all my supporters and give those left wingers to buy into the he's referring to a soft drink popular among the poor are also not his last health minister resigned because he refused to greenlight the use of hydroxy clora plane but his interim replacement a retired general who's not a docto

i am displayihen mall, frank sinatra, robert goulet, frank and those guys. happy mother's day. and the mother's day, we have to talk about the nfl releasing their schedule. their hope to open the 2020 season. let's take a look at some of the schedules for the san francisco 49ers. they are the babies of national tv because they're going to be on prime time five different times including three sunday night games. two at home. philadelphia, the rams, and dallas. one monday night game will be december against buffalo. here's the rocker. thursday, levi's stadium against eryn rogers and the green bay packers. october 25 at new england, jimmy returns to the team he came from. the patriots. there you go. february 7 is the scheduled super bowl. that could be pushed back. viva las vegas. the raiders, for season. let's see what they've got for prime time games. first time in franchise history they will open on a monday night in vegas. on the 21st against the saints. november 22, the chiefs and raiders on monday night. also note, chargers and raiders on fox television. all of this pending.

it's frank sinatra, live at the sands, carol, carolyn butler, great taste. thank you for requesting, fly me to the moon. so, all right. if you have a request, and replay a variety, everything from sinatra to justin bieber, and all in between. send me a request on facebook, twitter, is to graham, use the hashtag, ktvu. >>> 7:25. shoppers flocked to him all that reopened, despite governor gavin newsom's orders that nonessential businesses stay closed. the yuba southern mall, about 40 miles of sacramento, had crowds waiting when the doors opened. county health leaders were said to have approved the opening, as long as public health follow includes shorter than usual shopping hours as to allow for cleaning. >> we are encouraging touchless transactions with apple pay, we are also using counters to measure how many people are in the stores so they fall social distancing practices. additionally, we have had sanitizers at every entrance. we have cleansing wipes available for tables -- >> about half the shoppers seen inside the mall were wearing the required facemask

we don't have a voice as good as yours, someone who can do frank sinatra. god forbid.d. >> you know, you know, a frank sinatra version of "our father," i can live with that. neil: yeah, right. >> but you know, i don't mind, listen, i'm going to get in trouble for doing this. if you sing seven verses of a song, ever see them sing in church where their eyes are looking up? they're not looking up to god. they're saying another verse, we're singing a song like this? neil: it's going to happen. i just wonder what is the right time, right? first of all, when you come here, you always break news, the fact you are a church goer, is a fox alert right there. let me ask you -- i'm kidding, i'm kidding. you are a man of deep faith. but do you think that the church can police itself, that synagogues, they can police themselves, same with mosques, because it could get really tricky if local constables or police barge in and count. that's a whole other problem. >> i know. i feel so bad for law enforcement, because they don't want to do this. they are mandated. they are mandated. the

reporter: but that's virtually impossible to do across town at a tiny restaurant once co-owned by frank sinatra going to social distance in here? >> that's a very good question, i don't know. >> reporter: dear john's owner, patti rockenwagner. >> even if you cut down the number of seats by half, they don't cut the price of steak by half, they don't cut your rent by half. if you can't pack your restaurant to capacity, i mean, it really is a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: but, for now, she may have cooked up a recipe for success. >> we started doing tv dinners. >> reporter: the ultimate comfort food. >> they look awesome, you guys. >> reporter: they make them every day and sell out every night. >> it's nostalgic, it's old school. we obviously upped the ante a little bit. it's a little more gourmet. >> reporter: most restaurants are improvising, says michael grjewski, co-owner at lobster & beer -- two things not usually associated with take-out. but in desperate times -- >> everything changes day by day. >> reporter: -- what does a new norm look like for you in here? ople to come through the do

ladies, let me ask you, i saw this great survey on regret, maybe we should rename this the frank sinatra rally. 45% say they have no regret how they handled the coronavirus. 13% regret diversified portfolio. 13% said they had too much savings in the stock market. alicia, i would love picking your brain. as this rally or at least this period, last three months taught you anything. is there any regrets? is there something you learned you love to share with the audience? >> look what i learned from this is that when we talk about the market being a forward-looking discounting mechanism it really, really is. the thought we may have hit the low on march 23rd just as we were coming into the worst of it, very hard to believe that the market, from that vantage point, that the market could have rallied the way it did. it did because it was powered by the sectors that were open and working and gaining market share. ultimately, the market really is not the u.s. economy. so the regret for me i guess would be, that i should have had more faith in the market than i have always trusted to tell me where